Tarneit Central Shopping Centre

One stop shopping center for day to day things you need. Also, amazing cafe there tol - Degani.

Good location. Has quite a few eateries in and around the Centre. Two big grocery retail giants are there (Coles & Aldi). The only problem people face is there's no network in the centre. You go inside any store ull hardly have any network. Can't do price match online or do last minute call to confirm something. Management should look into it seriously. Nothing is unfixable. It has everything else from Gym to lifestyle store to hair salon to banks etc. Just approx 200m walk to the train and has bus stops at the stone throw away.

Geting sloppy. Only coles was making sure people were scanning QR codes. Othets had stuff sitting on thetes. I had to move it to scan in. Very disappointing.

Variety of shops. One-stop shopping place.like PCTC. Loved it. But just a little bit far for me to be a regular here.

Good shopping centre for buying regular groceries or even with general shopping at Kmart and Harris Scarfe

A lot of areas is not accessible to wifi.
This is the closest kmart if your in tarneit and truganina area. Has a fruit and vegetable market that has great value for money.
Other specialty shop can also be located here like Asian and Indian grocery shop.

The best in Tarneit. You will find all the necessary items for your daily life. Well recommended for those who stay nearby Tarneit

Nothing special about this mall. Has the usual Aldi, kmart, Vodafone a few cafes etc. Also has a gym and a few food restaurants on the out side of mall. Wouldn't go out of my way to come here but will stop in on way home from work as I drive past it.

Always go there convinieniet plus gud thing is the best parking area and gud parks around for relaxing with kids spealicially (Woollies) what are u expecting more near Home ️

No body follows covid rules and security doesn't do anything. You hear every second day that this place had a positive attendee but still no safe protocol.

We love shopping at Tarniet central but at the moment people are not wearing masks still being served where masks are mandatory and being in the west and highest unvaccinated you feel unsafe shopping there. Management has a duty of care to customers to make them feel safe.

All in one place for Indian and Mexican restaurants, Pizzerias, Fish and chips, Kebabs, Coffee shops, Coles, KMART, Aldi, NAB and ANZ ATM, Barber shops, Gift Shops, Indian and Asian grocery, fresh produce, fresh poultry and meat etc. Most importantly it has ample parking and easily reachable.

One stop for grocery shopping around tarneit.
Veggie shop, coles, Aldi, kmart, reject shop, meat shop, bakery, indian grocery etc

I could have given the shopping centre 4 stars but the phone network reception is shocking. Try to scan the shops QR and it won't phone due to mobile reception. Even the centre's wifi is unreliable and slow.

Aldi, Coles, Kmart, Harris Scarfe, Reject shop, Indian/Asian grocery shops and fruits and veggies shop. ATM too. Ample free parking. All in one place. Quite convenient!

Do not use to park your car here for longer than the 3 hour limit as signage displays. I was fined 88.for over staying the time limit. I used the far edge of the car park, near the library side, to park. Mostly unused by shoppers and even busy periods never full there. However it seems the Tarneit Central shopping centre owners are more concerned with paying their 60,000,000 debt back as maybe it's not as successful as they would have hoped it to be.
I am never going to go into that shopping centre again. I would go for after work convenience as walking from train station to shop then to car and go home.
I will miss the Harris Scarf, Reject shop and Kmart there but not the lack of the centres mobile reception. Once inside - Kmart is the worst for it - there literally is no mobile coverage as if no signal can enter through the facility.
Fine though, if you like shopping less than 3 hours, go there. Otherwise Werribee Plaza is 5-7 minutes away.
I am understanding getting a parking fine is the right of the owner to do that. That said the car park is near empty all day where the library side is and no longer will I get my dinner from the shops there.
It doesn't make sense why an unused car park is seemingly a target for money instead of the owner seeing it as a business opportunity? Why didn't I receive either 1. A warning notice first or 2. A better system where you show you shop internally and you can make the car park look fuller by being there as people driving past assume it's popular as lots of cars there? It's not enticing to see an empty car park at the local shopping centre. Also the inadequate lighting at the edging of the property is an issue we should take up with council. It's so dark there and not even any trees or shrubs to appease the local citizen.
If I didn't park in that spot (as I have done so about every second week for the last 18 months) that space would stay vacant all day. It has stayed unoccupied when I manage to park within Tarneit station car park (after 7: 15am week days it is full). I've drove past it to turn into the street that takes me home.
So they've lost a customer of their centre, for life, yes. There is no more shopping there at all for me. How ridiculous is it they can let me do this that long then implement it, without warning me I need to follow their restrictions first. Only some cars are fined and not every person gets a ticket. Once in 18 months is pretty lenient and good odds though!
Only parking now for residents are in the streets surrounding the car park and residential dwellings. Reducing traffic to one lane around the shopping centre.
Makes sense for an empty car park with a full street packed around its edges, cars.
The council has to comply with requests by private business, and that is fine, it's lawful even.
Thank goodness they allow us to park in the streets the council. Shh, don't tell them we do this. They might be given ideas for revenue raising next annual meeting.:) jks councillors. We thank you for not implementing this tactic as currently we are fairly limited by our population boom to secure rational people skills and sense of understanding the fairness to all constituants. Statistics aside, Tarneits growth will ruin this shopping centre soon. They go to what is convenient and less stressful. Comfort and ease of access to services required. That is what citizens want. I am sure you can learn from Wyndham Village or Werribee Plaza. No restrictions on parking yet the parking is nearly always to full capacity. There is not any issues with management issuing fines or making the customer's restrict their time, employees park on a designated area - which you would expect to be secure or at least on a road base lined in space, rather than mud and gravel with no security. It's also dimly lit.
So, in closing, let the council fine private property on privatily owned lands.
It seems the council are for hire now and are not working for their constituants to provide adequate facilities for the amount of citizens within their constituancy.

It's pathetic as there no network active in the building and your phone looses it's signal. The centre management isn't doing much to fix this. We always have to take our phones outside to use it

Great place to shop for everyday needs, it has got Coles, butcher, Aldi, Indian Store, Asian grocery store, Kmart, reject shop. Rockmans and femme connection are a bonus and also Harris Scarfe. Although I find it has got a very limited variety of eat outs especially it can more variety to eat rather 4 cafes in the same precint

Other than having to walk around the fruit and veggie store, which protrudes into the walkway, this is a nice little plaza. With k-mart, reject shop as well as harris scarf and rockmans. Other shops as well - too many to mention.

This shopping center is quiet small but is great for locals.
Parking can be a little bit of a hassle, and pram parking is in a terrible position as it is on the main stretch where cars are buzzing past very nerve racking unloading the pram on the main strip.
Their are two coffee shops 7grams is the popular one.
Good good. Friendly staff. Nive coffe and sweets.
Coles an aldi are the main grocery shop but their is a separate fruit and veg shop and butcher also an indian supermarket. Their are two $2 shops and many good places in and out of the centre.
Their is also a play ground for children which is amazing!

Good little center with a doctor surgery
Post office and a news agent
Hairdressing salons and a massage parlour!